What is the Chinese mode of the 2016 Edge dashboard?
2 Answers
2016 Edge dashboard Chinese mode refers to all displayed characters being in Chinese. Below is a detailed introduction to the 2016 Edge: 1. Exterior: The Edge features a brand-new hexagonal grille with four horizontal chrome strips inside, different from the blackened honeycomb design used in the sport series. Paired with the all-new full LED headlights, the front fascia appears more refined. The lower front fascia, side skirts, and rear spoiler all adopt a black design, highlighting a certain sporty feel. 2. Powertrain: Equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine producing 245 horsepower and a maximum torque of 390 Nm, mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission. It accelerates quickly, with good transmission logic, providing a smooth driving experience.
I've driven a 2016 Ford Edge, and setting the dashboard to Chinese mode is actually quite straightforward. In the multifunction button area on the left side of the steering wheel, locate the menu button and press it to bring up options on the screen. Then use the directional keys to select 'Settings' or 'System Settings,' and look for the 'Language' option inside to switch to Chinese. The dealership set it up for me when I bought the car, but I've tried it myself a few times since, and the response is quite quick. If the setting doesn't take effect, it might be a system cache issue—try restarting the car. The 2016 model has a full LCD dashboard, and once set to Chinese, all warning messages are clearly visible, which is especially convenient for driving in China. Don't forget to check if other interfaces like navigation have also changed to avoid confusion. Overall, regularly checking these settings helps reduce distractions while driving.
